Curricular Unit:Code:
Phonetics and Phonology1023FOFO
Year:Level:Course:Credits:
1UndergraduateSpeech Therapy5 ects
Learning Period:Language of Instruction:Total Hours:
Portuguese/English65
Learning Outcomes of the Curricular Unit:
1- Know the International Phonetic Alphabet and phonetic transcription of European Portuguese;
2. Identify key-subjects about the process of speech production;
3. Distinguish the three branches of phonetics;
4. Know the main theories of phonology;
5. Formulate hypothesis about the acquisition and phonological development of European Portuguese;
6. Understand the concepts of auditory discrimination and phonological awareness;
7. Demonstrate clinical reasoning and analysis about different terminologies used in the field of speech sounds disorders;
8. Recognize tools and processes of formal and informal assessment in speech sounds disorders;
9. Mastering the main programs of intervention of articulation and phonological basis and apply it in case studies
Syllabus:
1. Phonetics
1.1. Articulatory phonetics
1.2. Acoustic phonetics
1.3. Perceptive phonetics
2. Phonology
2.1. Sounds and phonemes: classification of sounds and sound sequences
2.2. Sistems of distintive features: the phonological matrix
3. Phonetic representation of European Portugues (IPA and SAMPA)
4. Phonotory sistem and production of speech
5. Prosody
5.1. Acoustic characteristics: tone, duration and intensity
5.2. Accentual properties of syllables
6. Phonological development
6.1. Phonological acquisition
6.2. Phonological processes: insertion, supression and alteration of segments
6.3. Simplification phonological processes that occur in child development
7. Auditory discrimination and Phonological Awareness
8. Speech Sound Disorders
8.1. Terminology
8.2. Prevalence and etiology
8.3. Assessment
8.4. Intervention
8.5. Case studies
Demonstration of the Syllabus Coherence with the Curricular Unit's Objectives:
The Programatic Contents(PC) were delineated in terms of Learning Goals (LG) of the course:
PC1- LG3
PC2- LG5 and LG4
PC3- LG1
PC4- LG2
PC4- LG5
PC6- LG5
PC7- LG6
PC8 and 9- LG7,8
PC1 examines fundamental concepts associated with the distinction between articulatory, acoustic and perceptive phonetics.
CP2 distinguishes phonetics and phonology, and classification of speech sounds in European Portuguese (EP). It focuses on aspects related to phonological feature system and the distinctive features. The CP3 focuses on phonetic transcription of EP.
Sections 4 and 5 include segmental and suprasegmental aspects of oral verbal language.
CP6 focus on the stages of phonological development and the processes of simplification in child development.
CP7 introduces concepts of auditory discrimination and phonological awareness.
CP8 approaches speech sounds disorders that may occur in child development, detection, diagnosis, assessment and intervention aspects.
Teaching Methodologies (Including Evaluation):
Active, collaborative and expository methodologies:
1- Problem solving in small groups;
2- Brainstorming sessions of topics and questions to be investigated by students;
3- Orientation of research done by students;
4- Summary and synthesis of research done by students and group discussion;
5- Presentation of programmatic contents using projections, examples, clinical cases in video.
Assessment:
normal season
- Continuous Assessment: theoretical component - 1 Test T (30%); theoretical-practical component - 2 TP Test (30% + 30%) + Participation in the classroom dynamics (10%)
season
- Exam (100%)
Demonstration of the Coherence between the Teaching Methodologies and the Learning Outcomes:
The teaching methodologies adopted for this curricular unit are consistent with the defined goals, since they allow students' knowledge and their active participation in classes through active and collaborative learning strategies combined with traditional and expository methods. The professor will be a facilitator of the student's learning process, providing the capacity for analysis, discussion and reflection of concepts with the practice of speech therapy. Objective1-expository methodologies- assessment: written test Objective2- active methodology- assessment: written test Objective3 and 4- expository methodology- assessment: written test Objective5- active methodology- assessment: written test Objective6- active and expository methodology- assessment: written test Objective7,8,9 and 10- active and expository methodology- assessment: written test
Reading:
Wayne, A. (2007). Eliciting sounds : techniques and strategies for clinicians. New York : Delmar Cengage Learning.
Bowen, C. (2009). Children's speech sound disorders. Oxford : Wiley Blackwell.
Emiliano, A. (2009). Fonética do Português Europeu : descrição e transcrição. Lisboa : Guimarães Editores, cop.
Williams, A.L., MvLeod, S. & McCauley, R. (2021). Intervention for Speech Sound Disorders in Children. 2nd ed. - Baltimore : Paul H. Brookes.
Mateus, M., Falé, I., Freitas, M. (2005). Fonética e Fonologia do Português. Lisboa : Universidade Aberta.
Freitas, M. J. & Santos, A.L. (2017). Aquisição de Língua Materna e Não Materna – Questões gerais e dados do Português. Language Science Press.
Roth, F. P., & Worthington, C. K. (2015). Treatment resource manual for speech language pathology. Nelson Education.
Velleman, S. (2016). Speech sound disorders. Philadelphia : Wolters Kluwer.